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docs/examples/lights-shadows.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ This guide will help you get started with simple light and shadows in TresJS.
 We will build a simple scene with three meshes and a plane but only two will have shadows.
 <SandboxDemo url="https://play.tresjs.org/#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" />
 
-## Let's first setup our scene (optional)
+## Setting up the scene (optional)
 
 We import all the modules that we need, for comfort we can use the orbit-controls from cientos,
 [check here to know how](/examples/orbit-controls).
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Internally, ThreeJS automatically generates a new mesh with a (ShadowMaterial)[h
 
 We could divide this into three steps.
 
-**Number 1**: Set the shadows on the renderer
+### Set the shadows on the renderer
 
 ```vue
 //...
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ We could divide this into three steps.
   //...
 </template>
 ```
-**Number 2**: Set the light to cast shadow
+### Set the light to cast shadow
 
 We can simple put the boolean `cast-shadow`, Vue understand this as a `prop` with `true` value
 
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ _The AmbientLight doesn't generate any type of shadow here_
   //...
 </template>
 ```
-**Number 3**: Set the objects to cast or receive shadows
+### Set the objects to cast or receive shadows
 
 Similarly to the previous step, we set the mesh that we want to cast shadow (our sphere) with the `cast-shadow` prop, and set the object to receive shadow (our plane) with the `receive-shadow` prop.
 
@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ onLoop(() => {
 </template>
 ```
 
-_Note that I intentionally did not apply `cast-shadow` to the ``Cone` so it doesn't cast any shadow_
+_Note that I intentionally did not apply `cast-shadow` to the `Cone` so it doesn't cast any shadow_
 
 ::: warning
 The overuse of shadows in this way could drop your performance. However, there are ways to increase your performance, for more information please check out [this video](https://youtu.be/WGNvVGrS0kY?si=q7XyL5eABKUh3gbS&t=1256)

docs/examples/shaders.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ _Basic knowledge of how shaders work is necessary_
 
 <SandboxDemo url="https://play.tresjs.org/#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" />
 
-## Let's first setup our scene (optional)
+## Setting up the scene (optional)
 
 We import all the modules that we need, for comfort we can use the orbit-controls from cientos,
 [look here to see how](/examples/orbit-controls).
@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ And that it is, we have our basic shader running smoothly.
 
 _This step is completly optional and is out of the scope of the **TresJs** team_
 
-Defining our shader inline is not always the best idea, but if you're using VITE you can put your `GLSL` files in a different file just by using the (vite-plugin-glsl)[https://www.npmjs.com/package/vite-plugin-glsl] (check out the link for the official documentation).
+Defining our shader inline is not always the best idea, but if you're using [vite](https://vitejs.dev/) you can put your `GLSL` files in a different file just by using the [vite-plugin-glsl](https://www.npmjs.com/package/vite-plugin-glsl) (check out the link for the official documentation).
 
 And you could have a structure similar to this: